Nuclear Medicine Program Director: Lead, Teach & Innovate

Motlow; Chattanooga (TN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 81,000; Full time

Job summary

Motlow is seeking a Program Director for Nuclear Medicine at the Chattanooga State Campus to lead curriculum, recruit students, coordinate clinical activities, and ensure accreditation compliance. The role includes teaching responsibilities and active engagement with community and clinical partners to advance program quality and workforce readiness.

The ideal candidate will drive program assessment, funding strategies, and outreach while aligning with institutional goals and standards for

Qualifications

• Minimum master’s degree from an accredited academic institution.
• Active certification and registration in nuclear medicine technology.
• Four years’ post-certification experience in nuclear medicine.
• Two years’ experience teaching.
• Experience with JRCNMT accreditation standards.
• Curriculum design and program assessment.

Responsibilities

• Oversee curriculum development, student recruitment and advising, clinical coordination, program assessment, and accreditation compliance.
• Teach in the Nuclear Medicine Program as needed.
• Support student success initiatives and engage with community and clinical partners.
• Assist with marketing and recruitment efforts and ensure regulatory standards are met.
• Identify opportunities for grants and collaborations to expand program capacity.

Skills

Leadership

Curriculum development

Student recruitment

Accreditation knowledge

Teaching

Collaboration

Strategic thinking

Data-driven decisions

Communication

Education

Master's degree

Nuclear medicine certification

Job description

Motlow is seeking a Program Director for Nuclear Medicine at the Chattanooga State Campus to lead curriculum, recruit students, coordinate clinical activities, and ensure accreditation compliance. The role includes teaching responsibilities and active engagement with community and clinical partners to advance program quality and workforce readiness.

The ideal candidate will drive program assessment, funding strategies, and outreach while aligning with institutional goals and standards for